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Their definitions ⬇️ CHIAROSCURO Chiaroscuro is Italian for “light-dark” and refers to the use of strong contrasts between light and shadow to create depth, volume, intensity, and drama. Think of Caravaggio who was a master of this technique. His use of chiaroscuro spotlights his figures against dark backgrounds, creating a sense of drama and suspense. CONTRAPPOSTO Contrapposto is a term that describes a position in which a figure's weight is placed on one leg, causing their hips and shoulders to tilt in opposite directions. This results in a natural and dynamic posture, imparting a sense of balance and movement to the figure. Contrapposto represented a significant innovation in ancient Greek art and became a key feature in Italian Renaissance sculpture, emphasizing realism and the natural flow of the human body. Michelangelo's ‘David’ (1501-1504) is a prime example of it. FORESHORTENING Foreshortening is when figures or objects are made to appear compressed or shortened when viewed from a particular angle, creating the illusion of depth and three-dimensionality. IMPASTO Impasto is when paint is laid on a canvas very thickly, adding texture and dimension to a work of art. The word
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